Gateway Distriparks Limited
GDL.NS
National Stock Exchange of India285.90
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Gateway Distriparks Limited
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- Gateway Distriparks Limited provides integrated inter-modal logistics services in India, operating a network of container freight stations (CFS), rail-linked inland container depots (ICD), and cold chain logistics through subsidiaries. The company offers core services including container yards, customs handling, general and bonded warehousing, cargo stuffing and de-stuffing, empty container handling and repair, rail and road transportation with a fleet of over 30 trainsets and 500 trailers for first- and last-mile connectivity, value-added services such as palletization and sheet wrapping, temperature-controlled warehousing and reefer transportation, as well as shipping line solutions for export-import (EXIM) and domestic cargo; its CFS facilities are located at key ports including Navi Mumbai, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, and Kochi, while ICDs operate at Garhi Harsaru (Gurgaon), Sahnewal (Ludhiana), Faridabad, and Viramgam (near Ahmedabad). Founded in 1994 and headquartered in New Mumbai, Maharashtra, with primary operations across northern, western, and southern India targeting EXIM trade, freight forwarders, and transporters, the company completed a major group merger in 2022 integrating Gateway Rail Freight Ltd. and Gateway East India Pvt. Ltd., enhanced its stake in Snowman Logistics Limited through acquisitions including approximately 4.77% additional equity in fiscal 2025 and control obtained in December 2024, initiated double-stack rail services from Viramgam ICD to Mundra Port in 2023 for cost efficiency, and plans investments of around Rs 400 crore over the next two years to acquire or develop three new ICD terminals as part of rail freight expansion.